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The Future is Here
The 2026 edition of the Canadian Mechanical and Plumbing Expo (CMPX) promises to bring together the entire HVAC/R, plumbing and water treatment supply chain in one place, featuring more than 500 brands stretching from global leaders to local innovators, all featuring technologies that will be shaping the future of mechanical and plumbing design, installation and service.
Because of its two-year cycle CMPX makes up for lost time by packing a lot into three days. Occupying the South Building at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre with its massive below ground trade show floor and plenty of educational break-out room spaces, this year’s event will be hosting over 100 educational opportunities – most of them free with registration.
Jointly produced by the Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Institute of Canada (HRAI) and the Canadian Institute of Plumbing & Heating (CIPH), CMPX is recognized as an essential industry event designed to lift the overall proficiency of the mechanical industry across the nation.
This gathering provides opportunities for community building, through networking with old friends and making new long-term connections. Together the HVAC/R and plumbing industry across Canada continues to build.
“CMPX 2026 brings more than 13,000 HVAC/R, plumbing and water treatment professionals together in one place,” said Joanna Woo, CMPX Committee Chair for the second time.
“It’s where you’ll see the latest technologies, connect with industry leaders and peers, learn from trusted experts, and prepare your business for what’s next. From strengthening relationships to discovering the innovations shaping our trades, CMPX is where it all happens.”
SHOW HOURS
Wednesday, March 25 8:45
Thursday, March 26 8:45 a.m. - 6 p.m.
– 6
Friday, March 27 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
LOCATION: South Building, Metro Toronto Convention Centre – 222 Bremner Boulevard, Toronto, ON
SHOW FEATURES
Along with the wide expanse of exhibitor booths on the show floor, look out for the Social Hub, a space to meet and greet social media personalities from across Canada and watch some hands-on demonstrations of new tools.
A returning feature is the HVAC/R Skills Competition, offering secondary and post-secondary students an opportunity to showcase their talent, skills and expertise.
To learn more about the latest in technology, the best in business practices and gain insights into the latest innovations, be sure to check out the Education Program. Each day includes big picture topics on the Main Stage (Room 701), while there are rotating breakout sessions (also on the 700 level) ranging from 30-minutes to an hour. A specialized stream of Water Quality sessions is featured over all three days. And check out the series of instructional workshops, some are up to 3-hours long and require pre-registration.
The following pages include a list of sessions, for the complete program of events check out the CMPX website or the CMPX app, available at the app stores.
Also, lookout for on-booth product demos, hands-on trials and promotional give-aways on the show floor.
This is a can’t miss event for HVAC and plumbing business owners and technicians at all levels. Industry professionals can register in advance for FREE at cmpxshow.com with promo code HPAC. <>
MARCH 25–27, 2026
Metro Toronto Convention Centre
South Building
STEP INTO THE FUTURE OF HVACR & PLUMBING
Get hands-on with the latest equipment, tools & tech
Connect with 500+ suppliers & manufacturers
Stay sharp with live demos, code updates & training
Unlock timesaving & profit-boosting solutions
EDUCATION SESSIONS*
MAIN STAGE | ROOM 701
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25
8:45 A.M. TO 9:45 A.M.
CMPX Panel: Political Developments And Your Business
Moderator: Huw Williams, Impact Public Affairs
This panel will share insider intelligence on how politics is impacting your business. Whether it’s trade, tariffs, or inflation, this session will explain where governments are headed and why.
10:15 A.M. TO 11:00 A.M.
Meeting New Comfort Expectations
Speaker: Gord Cooke, Building Knowledge Canada
This session outlines four key changes in homes that challenge our ability to meet homeowner comfort expectations, and the five sources of moisture and four strategies for IAQ control.
11:15 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.
NRCan Amendment 18: Water Heater Efficiency
Speaker: Roy Chitizah, Rheem Canada
This session will walk through Natural Resources Canada’s Amendment 18 to the Energy Efficiency Regulations, focused on water heater efficiency requirements taking effect May 6, 2029.
1:00 P.M. TO 1:45 P.M.
Addressing Workforce Supply Challenges in HVAC/R
Speaker: Martin Luymes, HRAI
Canada’s residential heat pump market is changing rapidly, and the market shifts have put pressure on the residential HVAC/R labour force. Learn how HRAI is working to close that skills gap.
2:00 P.M. TO 2:45 P.M.
The Flow and Economics of the Energy Landscape
Speaker: Jason Wolfe, FortisBC
This session will look at how energy systems are evolving worldwide with a focused lens on B.C. It will explore how rising demand is driving the need for diverse, flexible energy solutions.
3:00 P.M. TO 3:45 P.M.
Wrenches to Wealth: How Contractors Build Companies
Speaker: John Winn, EGIA
You didn’t start your HVAC business to stay in the field forever. This session will unpack six predictable stages of HVAC business growth, from solo tech to a visionary team leader.
5:00 P.M. TO 5:45 P.M.
Canada’s Largest Urban Geoexchange Project - U of T
Speakers: Stan Reitsma, Geosource; Scott Hendershot, U of T
Learn more about the 368-borehole field installed beneath an underground parking structure. Attendees will also learn about construction sequencing, technical challenges and solutions.
THURSDAY, MARCH 28
8:45 A.M. TO 9:45 A.M.
CHC Panel: The Changing Landscape of Hydronics
Moderator: Alan Zanidean, Axiom Industries
This Canadian Hydronics Council panel will discuss how the transition towards sustainable buildings and greenhouse gas reductions are propelling low-temperature and hybrid solutions.
10:15 A.M. TO 11:00 A.M.
Building HVAC/R Incentive Programs that Work
Speaker: Martin Luymes, HRAI
HRAI has promoted five key design principles that should always be taken into consideration during rebate program design. This session will outline these rebate design principles.
11:15 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.
Understanding the Solar and Energy Storage Opportunity
Moderator: Phil McKay, CanREA
Hosted by the Canadian Renewable Energy Association, solar and storage industry experts share trends from the sector and explain how contractors can get involved.
1:00 P.M. TO 1:45 P.M.
How Unions Create a Long-Term Competitive Advantage
Speaker: Ian Frost, UA Local 787
Rising costs, labour shortages and tight margins put pressure on HVAC/R businesses. This session explores how contractor–union partnerships turn these challenges into shared strengths.
2:00 P.M. TO 2:45 P.M.
“Dog Gammit!” Designing a Dog Daycare
Speaker: Nissun Feiner, Delta-T Designs
This presentation explores HVAC design considerations for indoor environments occupied by companion animals. It will outline challenges during the design of a real dog daycare facility.
3:00 P.M. TO 3:45 P.M.
Energy Conservation with Hydronic System Efficiency
Speaker: Robert Bean, ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer
Achieving maximum efficiencies from hydronic equipment requires an integrated design. This seminar will take the hydronic designer through the steps to achieve maximum efficiency.
4:00 P.M. TO 4:45 P.M.
Canada’s Home Electrification Toolkit
Speaker: Heather McDiarmid, Building Decarbonization Alliance Canada’s homes are joining the electrotech revolution. Come and learn how Canada’s Home Electrification Toolkit can help select equipment for cleaner and more comfortable homes.
FRIDAY, MARCH 27
10:15 A.M. TO 11:00 A.M.
HVAC Solution for Passive House Multi-family Buildings
Speaker: Andrew Peel, Peel Passive House Consulting
This session introduces an all-electric heating, ventilation, air conditioning and domestic hot water system for new and existing affordable and market rate residential Passive House buildings.
11:15 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.
Taking the Fear Out of A2L and Natural Refrigerants
Speaker: Trevor Matthews, Refrigeration Mentor
A2L and natural refrigerants introduce new risk, liability and operational challenes for service organizations. This session helps service managers and business owners understand what is truly required to support their teams safely and confidently.
*Education Program is subject to change. Visit cmpxshow.com/education for the most up-to-date information.
EDUCATION SESSIONS* TECHNICAL SESSIONS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25
10:00 A.M. TO 10:30 A.M.
Continuous Optimization in Action
ROOM 705
Speaker: Roberto Bosco, Armstrong Fluid Technology
This presentation will showcase an integrated digital platform that unites solutions, delivering optimization through performance mapping, analytics and lifecycle services.
10:45 A.M. TO 11:15 A.M.
ROOM 709
Designing Circular HVAC & Water-Heating Systems: Reducing Waste and Extending Equipment Life
Speaker: Karl Fernandes, Rheem Canada
Explore how manufacturers, contractors, and system designers can reduce waste, extend equipment life, and improve resource efficiency across HVAC, water heater and hydronic products.
11:30 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.
Reflective Insulation for HVAC Ductwork
ROOM 709
Speaker: Brian May, Reflective Products, Balcan Innovations
Discover how reflective insulation can help your HVAC projects deliver better system performance, energy savings, and customer satisfaction.
12:45 P.M. TO 1:15 P.M.
ROOM 705
Restoring Hydronic System Performance and Efficiency
Speaker: Rick Mohammed, Belimo
Learn about the relationship between hydronic balancing, pump speed, and chiller/boiler staging. This equipment must all work together to provide sufficient heat transfer for a building’s load.
1:30 P.M. TO 2:00 P.M. ROOM 709
Wireless Instruments & Smart App for HVAC Commissioning
Speaker: Tony Gonzalez, Fieldpiece Instruments
In this session, you will learn how incorporating advanced wireless technologies makes commissioning easier, faster, better and how to use mobile and wireless technology to generate proper documentation.
2:15 P.M. TO 2:45 P.M. ROOM 705
Performance, Control, and IAQ in High-Rise Multi-Family
Speaker: Gregory Van der Sluys, Broan-NuTone
This session explores two practical approaches to applying energy recovery ventilators (ERVs) with vertical stack air handler systems: fully integrated units, and externally mounted ERVs ducted into the stack assembly.
3:00 P.M. TO 3:30 P.M. ROOM 709
The Role of Heat Exchangers in achieving Net-Zero
Speaker: Phil Doyle, Valutech
This session will discuss a variety of applications and the heat transfer equipment used to avoid heat loss to the environment and improve the efficiency of HVAC equipment.
3:45 P.M. TO 4:15 P.M. ROOM 705
Condensate Management in HVAC Protection
Speaker: Jennie Wang, Chinafore
This session explores how modern condensate safety technologies—including float switches, condensate pumps, wet sensors, and smart trap assemblies—are enhancing the reliability and safety of air conditioning installations.
3:45 P.M. TO 4:15 P.M. ROOM 709
Domestic Hot Water Thermostatic Balancing
Speaker: Josue Vazquez, ThermOmegaTech
This session will review the balancing of a centralized domestic hot water system for a building and go over the different components of a system.
4:30 P.M. TO 5:00 P.M. ROOM 705
Clear the Air: The Truth About Humidity
Speaker: Nuno Silva, Condair
This presentation demystifies humidity control in buildings. Discover why humidity is much more than a comfort issue—it’s a critical factor for health, productivity, and building performance.
5:15 P.M. TO 5:45 P.M. ROOM 709
High side theory of CO2 transcritical processes.
Speaker: Kim Adam, Regional Sales Manager, Bitzer Canada
Learn about the key differences between a high-side transcritical CO₂ refrigeration system and non-CO₂ subcritical systems.
THURSDAY, MARCH 26
10:00 A.M. TO 10:30 A.M. ROOM 709
How PEX Expands in Commercial Plumbing Applications
Speaker: Kevin Wong, GF Building Flow Solutions
PEX piping is accepted and specified by engineers on commercial plumbing and hydronic projects because of its acceptance in code, flexibility, and physical properties, learn about expansion in larger diameter pipe in commercial applications.
10:45 A.M. TO 11:15 A.M. ROOM 705
Electrical Troubleshooting Tips for Refrigeration Systems
Speaker: Trevor Matthews, Refrigeration Mentor
This session is designed to help leaders understand how better electrical troubleshooting directly impacts labour efficiency and customer satisfaction. The focus is on creating consistent troubleshooting standards that improve first-time fix rates.
10:45 A.M. TO 11:15 A.M. ROOM 711
Methods to Boost Water Heater System Longevity and Cut Energy Cost
Speaker: Alexis Turcotte, Corro-Protec
This session offers a practical, technology-focused exploration of how corrosion, scaling, and sediment buildup impact water heater service life, efficiency and water odour issues and how to address these challenges.
11:30 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M. ROOM 705
Hydronic Heat Pumps: Essential Do’s and Don’ts for Reliable, High-Performance Systems
Speaker: Michael Ridler, Eden Energy
This session gives contractors and designers a clear, practical roadmap of what to do — and what not to do — when working with air-to-water and water-to-water heat pumps.
11:30 A.M. TO 12:30 P.M. ROOM 709
Variable Speed Circulators, Delta T or Delta P?
Speaker: Dave Holdorf, Taco
This session explores the world of variable speed ECM circulators and the methods used to make these things change speed. Come to understand what to use where and why.
12:45 P.M. TO 1:15 P.M. ROOM 709
Optimizing Building Automation Systems Using Data
Speaker: Weaam Kakush, Pro Kontrol
Thousands of data points are collected by a building automation system (BAS). This presentation will explore how to leverage that data to create value for owners, operators, and contractors.
1:30 P.M. TO 2:00 P.M.
ROOM 705
Centralized vs. Decentralized Residential Ventilation
Speaker: Michael Paulk, Fantech/Systemair
This session explores two leading residential ventilation strategies and compares how they perform across key metrics such as air quality, energy efficiency, comfort, and maintenance.
2:15 P.M. TO 2:45 P.M. ROOM 705
Holistic Strategy for Enhanced IAQ in Commercial Spaces
Speaker: Martin Daiski, Fellowes
Participants will gain an understanding of the multifaceted aspects of IAQ, its measurement, and the role of air purification in fostering healthier and more conductive indoor environments.
2:15 P.M. TO 2:45 P.M. ROOM 709
Protecting Properties with Leak Defense Technology
Speaker: Duane Davis, WATTS
Explore the critical role of automated leak detection and water management systems in modern residential, commercial, and institutional environments.
3:00 P.M. TO 3:30 P.M. ROOM 709
Hybrid Water Heating Solutions
Speaker: Averie Dellamora, Rinnai Canada
In this session, learn about different kinds of hybrid water heating solutions and how their unique design can provide increased energy savings, reduced maintenance costs, and longer life expectancy for commercial applications.
3:00 P.M. TO 3:30 P.M. ROOM 711
Cold Storage/Containers using PCM, with/without solar
Speaker: Alfred Ng, Rosemax
Environment-friendly PCM (phase change material) is used inside the heat exchangers inside the containers to be frozen by refrigeration charging units in order to cool or freeze the goods.
3:45 P.M. TO 4:15 P.M. ROOM 705
Hot Water When You Need It: Insights Into Recirculation
Speaker: Ahsan Kamal, Grundfos Canada
Domestic hot water recirculation systems play a growing role in improving comfort and reducing water waste in residential homes. This session will explain how recirculation works.
3:45 P.M. TO 4:15 P.M. ROOM 709
Siphonic Roof Drainage
Speaker: James Ellis, MIFAB
This siphonic roof drain presentation covers key differences between siphonic and traditional gravity roof drainage, highlighting common issues associated with gravity systems.
4:30 P.M. TO 5:00 P.M. ROOM 705
Step Up To IP Control Using Existing Building Wiring
Speaker: John Karellas, Honeywell
Building owners are keen on enhancing their building’s network performance and security to align with the standards-based approach of an Internet Protocol (IP) network using the existing infrastructure. The promising news is that it is possible.
5:15 P.M. TO 5:45 P.M. ROOM 709
UV in HVAC : Bridging Bio-Safety and Energy Efficiency
Speaker: Julien Renaud, Sanuvox Technologies
Learn how bioaerosols exist in all environments and how traditional HVAC filters were never designed to remove them. Learn how UV technology enables bio-safe, energy-efficient, and resilient buildings for a healthier future.
FRIDAY, MARCH 27
10:00 A.M. TO 10:30 A.M. ROOM 705
Beyond the Basics for Heat Pump Installation
Speaker: Joseph Kelly Hearnsberger, Daiken
Highlighting the different technologies in residential heat pump system architecture and the efforts OEMS are making to provide more assistance and precision in the installation process.
10:00 A.M. TO 10:30 A.M. ROOM 709
Heat Transfer Fluids’ Science, Myths & Maintenance
Speaker: Ahmad Jalil, Solutherm/Recochem
A technically grounded session that demystifies the world of heat transfer fluids, with a special focus on glycol-water mixtures and a look at system performance and longevity.
10:45 A.M. TO 11:15 A.M. ROOM 705
Rise Against Radon
Speaker: Johnathan Subramaniam, Ipex
This session will provide an overview of radon, explore mitigation techniques for both new and existing construction, and examine how radon is addressed in the building code.
11:30 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M. ROOM 709
Applications with Gas Absorption Heat Pumps
Speaker: Bo DeAngelo, Stone Mountain Technologies
Cold climates pose a challenge for heat pumps as capacity drops with outdoor temperature. Gas absorption heat pumps are a viable and efficient solution to cold weather heating loads.
12:45 P.M. TO 1:15 P.M. ROOM 709
Advancing Infrared Comfort with High-Performance Electric Heating Systems
Speaker: George File, Superior Radiant Products
This session explores advantages of electric systems over gasfired alternatives in delivering targeted radiant comfort. Attendees will also gain insight into how voltage selection impacts system design.
1:30 P.M. TO 2:00 P.M. ROOM 705
Home and Occupant Safety Measures Available for Dryer Ventilation Systems
Speaker: Frank Ambrose, InOvate
Join us for an engaging, eye-opening session that dives deep into the often-overlooked world of dryer vent design and safety. Learn how the right system not only meets but exceeds code compliance while boosting performance.
1:30 P.M. TO 2:00 P.M. ROOM 709
Game Changer: New VAV - MSTP/IP
Speakers: Darcy Waffle / Michel Lemieux, Strato Automation Strato Automation’s VAV controller, built on the OPENSTAT platform, features a smart actuator and integrated flow sensor. With BACnet MSTP and BACnet IP over WiFi 6, it delivers flexible, fast deployment and mobile configuration.
*Education Program is subject to change. Visit cmpxshow.com/education for the most up-to-date information.
EDUCATION SESSIONS*
BUSINESS SESSIONS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25
10:00 A.M. TO 10:30 A.M. ROOM 709
Financial Best Practices for HVAC Residential Retailers
Speaker: Rick Little, ClimateCare
Financial best practices are timeless and universal for all companies, but there are a few that are more specific to HVAC residential retailers.
10:45 A.M. TO 11:15 A.M. ROOM 705
Business Resilience in Our Emerging Electricity Crisis
Speaker: Tony Uttley, Enginuity
Explore energy demand shifts and learn how distributed energy resources, load management, backup storage, and on-site generation can reduce costs, mitigate outages, and unlock value.
12:45 P.M. TO 1:15 P.M. ROOM 709
Growing Revenue with AI
Speaker: Nick D’Urbano, Distance
Walk through the core components of sales funnels and learn how AI can be used to boost revenue, including a look at the playbooks contractors are adopting to drive business.
1:30 P.M. TO 2:00 P.M. ROOM 705
AI in HVAC ... should we be afraid?
Speaker: Gerry Wagner, TOSOT Supplies
As AI becomes integrated into HVAC equipment does it jeopardize antiquate common instrumentation and shut out technicians and installers? These questions will be debated.
3:00 P.M. TO 3:30 P.M.
ROOM 705
Obstacles Techs Need to Overcome to Succeed in Sales
Speaker: J. Popowich & S. Mores, Dynamic Air Quality Solutions
This session will discuss the four obstacles preventing techs from presenting and succeeding in accessory sales on their service and maintenance calls, and how to overcome those obstacles.
4:30 P.M. TO 5:00 P.M.
Turn Automation into Opportunity
Speaker: Jean-Philippe Bergeron, Prolon Controls
ROOM 709
Learn how to leverage automation systems to create recurring revenue, improve customer satisfaction, and differentiate businesses serving light and medium commercial projects.
THURSDAY, MARCH 26
10:45 A.M. TO 11:15 A.M. ROOM 709
Growth Lessons from High-Performing Trade Businesses
Speaker: Amy Carnrick, Simpro Group
Learn what scalable systems look like in HVAC and plumbing, how to replicate success across diverse teams, and strategies for avoiding the pitfalls of rapid growth and technology overload.
11:30 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.
ROOM 711
Why Service Always Wins: Thriving in a Down Market
Speaker: Connor Williams, Ashton Plumbing, Heating, Air
This session shares how a disciplined focus on service-based revenue, memberships and customer relationships can turn market volatility into opportunity.
12:45 P.M. TO 1:15 P.M. ROOM 711
Are Your People Doing What You Pay Them To Do?
Speaker: James Dale, Breakthrough Academy
Remove “that’s not my job” from your team’s vocabulary. This simple accountability hack is the key to faster projects, less company drama, and chunkier net profits.
2:15 P.M. TO 2:45 P.M. ROOM 711
Why Contractors Lose Millions Chasing Strangers Before Owning the Customers They Already Have
Speaker: Miles Bartoletti-Levy, Nexstar Network
This session breaks down the economic difference between residential acquisition and retention, showing in numbers how it’s more profitable to grow revenue from existing customers.
3:00 P.M. TO 3:30 P.M. ROOM 705
GLIDE - The Employee Ownership Model
Speaker: Christopher Joseph, Gripple Canada
This session will discuss how GLIDE was formed, the unique employee ownership model, the benefits of being employee owned and how an employee-owned company operates.
3:45 P.M. TO 4:15 P.M. ROOM 711
Marketing Mistakes - And How to Avoid Them
Speaker: Tom Rand, ClimateCare Canada
This presentation will outline key marketing mistakes that HVAC companies are making, and how to build a plan to avoid them.
4:30 P.M. TO 5:00 P.M. ROOM 709
Why Hiring Fails, and What Smart Contractors do Instead
Speaker: James Dale, Breakthrough Academy
Recruiting is the biggest challenge facing the trades, and finding the ideal candidate is more challenging than ever, and keeping hold of them, that’s a whole other ballgame.
5:15 P.M. TO 5:45 P.M. ROOM 705
Controls Systems & Cybersecurity
Speaker: Lorenzo Belanger, HTS Engineering
This presentation will explore the intricacies of building automation system (BAS) design, focusing on unravelling cybersecurity implications.
FRIDAY, MARCH 27TH
10:45 A.M. TO 11:15 A.M. ROOM 709
One Thing You’re Not Doing to Unlock Profit In Your Business: A Conversation on Service-to-Sales Mindset
Speakers: Max Zubrick, Financeit / Matthew Bratsis, EGIA
This session explores how to shift your team’s mindset from “technician” to “trusted advisor” showing how small repairs can open doors to system upgrades through clear communication.
12:45 P.M. TO 1:15 P.M. ROOM 705
CO2 Heat Pump Applications
Speaker: Alfred Ng, Rosemex
A “CO₂ heat pump” uses carbon dioxide (R-744) as the refrigerant and applications include high-temperature water, industrial process heat, etc.
*Education Program is subject to change. Visit cmpxshow.com/education for the most up-to-date information.
EDUCATION SESSIONS*
INNOVATION SESSIONS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25
11:30 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M. ROOM 705
Designing the Future of HVAC/R Controls
Speaker: Adam Lawrence, Avnan
Explore how engineers/manufacturers can design next-gen controls that meet regulatory demands, streamline serviceability, and enable predictive maintenance without adding complexity.
2:15 P.M. TO 2:45 P.M. ROOM 705
From Tradition to Innovation: Future of Faucet Design
Speaker: Karel Lysy, Bélanger
Examine the progression from mechanical to advanced ceramic cartridges, including the integration of diverters into cartridge assemblies to simplify installation and reduce failure points.
5:15 P.M. TO 5:45 P.M. ROOM 705
Supercharge Existing Systems with AI Speaker: Roy Panelli, Cool Estate
Redefine what your systems are capable of with AI-powered advanced supervisory control for mechanical systems and BMS optimization. Welcome to the future of facilities management.
THURSDAY, MARCH 26
10:00 A.M. TO 10:30 A.M. ROOM 705
Lead the Charge in Water Heating Decarbonization
Speaker: Michael J. Squires, Copeland
Discover how heat pump technologies are reshaping the future of water heating and driving progress toward decarbonization.
10:00 A.M. TO 10:30 A.M. ROOM 711
How We’re Bringing 300,000 New Techs into the Trade Speakers: Brendan Arsenault/Ruchir Shah, SkillCat
Learn best practices for hiring, training, and building your own workforce based on years of experience.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Social Hub & Influencer Exchange
The Social Hub & Influencer Exchange, powered by RLS and brought to life by the EH-TEAM and Impetus Media, is where the trades come alive. Built on ‘Community Over Competition,’ this zone connects contractors, apprentices and students for live demos, hands-on action and jobsite-ready insights.
HVAC/R Skills Competition
Over three days, student competitors put their technical skills and critical thinking to the ultimate test, with timed challenges and real-world jobsite scenarios. For attendees, it’s a front-row seat to the future of the trades - a thrilling showcase of emerging talent and the next generation ready to power the industry forward.
12:45 P.M. TO 1:15 P.M. ROOM 705
AI Agents for HVAC Contractors: Practical Applications
Speaker: Shani Maytav, FIELDBOSS
Discover how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing HVAC operations through automation, and learn the fundamentals of building custom AI agents tailored to your operational needs.
1:30 P.M. TO 2:00 P.M. ROOM 709
Smart Buildings, Smart Water, Smart Energy
Speaker: Maxime C. Labonté, Sinopé Technologies
Connected devices work together to protect buildings, optimize energy, enable remote control and automated actions. This session explores how this benefits professionals and end users.
1:30 P.M. TO 2:00 P.M. ROOM 711
Hybrid Space Heating & Domestic Hot Water System
Speaker: Christian Romeroll, Napoleon
With more compact residences like townhomes in urban areas, this session addresses space saving, GHG emissions, system efficiency, demand side/peak load management and more.
4:30 P.M. TO 5:00 P.M. ROOM 711
AI: Empowering Trades to Focus on Purpose, Not Tasks
Speaker: Winston Chi, NOSO
This session will explore the fundamental shift from basic automation to AI Agents—intelligent systems that handle the “busy work” so your team can focus on their true purpose.
FRIDAY, MARCH 27
11:30 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M. ROOM 705
Integration of VRF Technology into Hydronic Systems
Speaker: David Kim, LG Electronics
The integration of VRF technology with hydronic applications such as air-to-water heat pumps represents a significant advancement in HVAC Systems.
Mechanical Systems Site Tours at CMPX 2026
This exclusive program offers guided, behind-the-scenes tours of some of Canada’s most advanced commercial mechanical installations. Designed for contractors, technicians, engineers, and trades professionals, each tour delivers insight into HVAC/R, plumbing, hydronics, geoexchange, and water treatment systems operating at scale. Learn directly from the experts who design and manage these systems.
Four tours offered: Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada; Fairmont Royal York; U of T Geoexchange System; Simcoe Street Cooling Plant.
Cost: $49 + HST per tour
Spots are limited — pre-registeration required (cmpxshow.com/ tours)
*Education Program is subject to change. Visit cmpxshow.com/education for the most up-to-date information.
WORKSHOPS | ROOM 714B
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25
9:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.
Custom Hydronics For Low-Energy & Net Zero Homes
Speaker: John Siegenthaler
This session will show examples of simple yet elegant systems that meet all HVAC requirements, and leave you prepared to bolster the case for hydronics in low energy and net zero homes.
1:00 P.M. TO 4:00 P.M.
Heat Pump Fundamental: Commercial HVAC Contractors
Speaker: Nissun Feiner, Delta-T Designs
This workshop provides installation and service contractors with knowledge on using heat pumps to support decarbonization in commercial buildings (class B and C properties).
4:15 P.M. TO 5:15 P.M.
Success in the Trades is Simple, Which Makes It Difficult
Speaker: Thad David, Nexstar Network
The trades operate in a predictable pattern within an unpredictable world. Systems fail, we just don’t know when. The best companies create their own consistency.
THURSDAY, MARCH 26
9:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.
ASHRAE: Air-to-Air Energy Recovery Best Practices
3:15 P.M. TO 4:15 P.M.
AI-Driven Changes Impacting Your Business Visibility
Speaker: Colleen Keyworth, Online Access
* Education Program is subject to change. Visit cmpxshow.com/ education for the most up-to-date information. Registration Required
Speaker: Paul Pieper, The Master Group Air-to-air energy recovery ventilation provides one of the most cost-effective ways to recycle waste energy and create superior indoor environments. This course will review practical examples.
1:00 P.M. TO 3:00 P.M.
Getting Programs Right: Strengthening Contractor–Program Alignment to Move Markets
Speaker: Victor Hyman, ClimateCare/Abhilash Kantamneni, HRAI
A hands-on session focused on closing the gap between policy intent and jobsite realities to better align program design with contractor need, to drive real market uptake.
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Explore how AI-generated content is changing marketing and practical steps on how small businesses can stay visible through accurate listings, structured data, and human-based storytelling.
FRIDAY, MARCH 27
9:00 A.M. TO 10:00 A.M.
Duct Flow Testing & Electrical Panel Analysis for Heat Pump Retrofits & Why it Matters
Speaker: Dara Bowser, HVAC Designers of Canada
New tools have become available to accurately assess existing ductwork airflow and available electrical panel capacity. Learn how to use these tools to optimize heat pump retrofits.
1:00 P.M. TO 2:00 P.M.
Commercial Plumbing 101
Speaker: Ranvir Dhillon, Delta Commercial
This presentation will provide an overview of commercial plumbing systems and how fixture and faucet function, operation, performance and placement affect water delivery.
EDUCATION SESSIONS*
HEAT PUMP FUNDAMENTALS | ROOM 803B
Toronto Hydro, in collaboration with Toronto 2030 District, ASHRAE Toronto, and HRAI, offer this Heat Pump Fundamentals training series
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25
9:00 A.M. TO 1:00 P.M.
Heat Pump Fundamentals for Designers, Architects and Mechanical Engineers
Speaker: Sarkis Platis, Footprint
Registration
This workshop will provide designers, architects and mechanical engineers with essential knowledge on using heat pumps to support decarbonization in commercial buildings, focusing on Class B and C properties, along with business case development, and technical design considerations. These buildings, often older and in need of efficiency upgrades, offer significant potential for energy and carbon reduction.
THURSDAY, MARCH 26
9:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.
Heat Pump Fundamentals: Property Owners/Developers
Speaker: Sarkis Platis, Footprint
This workshop for commercial property owners, developers, and asset managers shares how heat pumps support decarbonization, business case development, and design considerations.
1:00 P.M. TO 4:00 P.M.
Heat Pump Fundamentals for Property Managers
Speaker: Sarkis Platis, Footprint
Registration
This workshop provides property managers with essential knowledge on using heat pumps and basic technical design considerations for operational management.
MITSUBISHI EDUCATION SERIES | ROOM 715
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25
11:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.
Decarbonizing Domestic Hot Water with a Single Pass CO2 System
Speaker: Matthew Ruffolo, Business Development – Ontario
This session explores air-to-water CO₂ heat pumps as a solution for decarbonizing domestic hot water systems in large buildings. Learn how this technology produces high-temperature water, lowers emissions, and helps organizations meet sustainability goals. Attendees will gain an understanding of the technology’s advantages, design considerations, and real-world applications.
1:30 P.M. TO 2:30 P.M.
Sustainable Comfort: Utilizing Air-to-Water Heat Pump Technology for a Greener Future
Speaker: Rizwan Farooqi, Sales Manager-Applied & Tyler Pullen, Applied Product Manager
This seminar explores how air-to-water heat pump (AWHP) technology supports progress toward decarbonization while delivering reliable, efficient performance across a range of building types and climates. Participants will gain insights into optimizing system design, maximizing efficiency, and simplifying installation using modern AWHP solutions.
3:00 P.M. TO 4:00 P.M.
Best of Both Worlds - Hybrid VRF Technology by Mitsubishi Electric
Speaker: Alex McCaffrey, Business Development Representative By circulating water rather than refrigerant through occupied spaces, Hybrid VRF (HVRF) technology helps meet today’s safety and code requirements while enhancing overall efficiency, comfort and reliability. This session will offer a technical exploration of how HVRF systems address emerging industry needs and where they fit into modern building design.
THURSDAY, MARCH 26
11:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.
A2L Refrigerants Transition : Navigating New CSA B52:2
Speaker: Pushpinder Rana, Product Director
This session provides a timely refresher on the fundamentals of A2L refrigerants and Canada’s transition plan and how it differs from the U.S. Attendees will gain a solid understanding of where each country stands in the phasedown process and what these differences mean for system design, installation, and compliance.
1:30 P.M. TO 2:30 P.M.
Ventilation and Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Solutions for Centralized and Decentralized Systems
Speaker: Will Elaridi, Sales Manager
This session will explore the role of indoor air quality (IAQ) in creating healthy and comfortable built environments. Attendees will gain an understanding of how IAQ impacts wellbeing, why ventilation is an effective strategy for improvement, and how different building types and layouts require tailored approaches.
3:00 P.M. TO 4:00 P.M.
Mitsubishi Electric Residential A2L Product Review
Speaker: Caitlin Forrest & Geoffrey Sharman, Product Managers
This overview of Mitsubishi Electric’s new residential products using R454B refrigerant will compare the previous R410A line-up with the new models, highlighting improvements in design, efficiency and COP. We will also explore installation strategies to demonstrate how understanding client needs can distinguish good contractors from truly exceptional ones.
* Education Program is subject to change. Visit cmpxshow.com/ education for the most up-to-date information.
EDUCATION SESSIONS*
WATER QUALITY SESSIONS | ROOM 714A
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25
10:15 A.M. TO 11:45 P.M.
95 Valve Training
Speaker: Kevin Matthews, Canadian Water Quality Association
This will not be brand agnostic, it will offer valve training on one of the valves that contractors use regularly, so providing this training will help to ensure they are trained and can ask key questions about the valves.
1:45 P.M. TO 3:15 P.M.
Fleck Valve and Service Techniques
Speakers: Wayne Lamers/Jesse Schenck, Summit Water
This technical workshop provides a practical, in-depth overview of Fleck water softener valves for plumbing, mechanical, and water treatment professionals. Participants will gain a clear understanding of how Fleck control valves operate, how to size and configure them for various applications, and how to troubleshoot common performance issues in the field.
3:30 P.M. TO 5:00 P.M.
Ultra Violet – Can this Technology keep all Water Safe?
Speakers: Anthony Oosterveld, Trojan/Viqua; Pieter deVries, UV Dynamics; Sam Koshaba, Luminor; Brad Vincent, UV Pure
Join a panel of experts in the Ultra Violet field to hear discussion about how UV is being promoted to be installed on every well to mitigate bacterial contamination of wells. Also, the panel will discuss the importance of UV transmittance and how it plays a role in determining prefiltration.
THURSDAY, MARCH 26
10:15 A.M. TO 11:45 A.M.
Clack 5 Button Valve Workshop
Speaker: Justin McIntyre, Franklin Water Treatment Canada
Offer a training on the Clack WS1-CC valve 5 button series with valve teardown, programming and simple troubleshooting.
12:30 P.M. TO 2:00 P.M.
Design, Select and Install the Right Equipment
Speaker: Jason Jackson, Ecolab Purolite Resins
Canadian Water Quality Association (CWQA) trainer will take the learners through the design, selection and necessary install requirements of water treatment solutions.
2:15 P.M. TO 2:45 P.M.
Service Techs – What are the Pain Points in Your Job
Speaker: Panel
The service techs must face the customer, solve the problems, install the equipment, but let’s hear from them on what would make their jobs easier? Could the sales department provide more information to help them do their jobs? This is an opportunity for service techs to have their challenges explored and find ways to do things better.
3:00 P.M. TO 4:00 P.M.
Advancements in Commercial Water Softening Technologies
Speaker: Tyler Gamble, Canature Commercial
This session will discuss the advancements in commercial water softener technologies, specifically the use of multi-tank systems, which have become the industry’s preferred design choice for any critical application.
4:15 P.M. TO 4:45 P.M.
Biodegradable HVAC Water Treatment: Unlocking Energy and Water Efficiency without Added Costs
Speaker : Will Wilson, Pace Solutions
This session focuses on practical methods and proven best practices for optimizing closed-loop heating, cooling tower, and chilled water systems, using field-tested, contractor-friendly solutions including biodegradable programs, biofilm removal strategies, enhanced corrosion/scale protection, and simplified Legionella risk mitigation.
FRIDAY,
MARCH 27
10:00 A.M. TO 10:30 A.M.
Know Before You Flow: Testing and Treating Water for Safety
Speaker: Steven Stone, VIQUA
Understanding and controlling biological contaminants is key to safe drinking water. The seminar highlights methods for detecting microbes like bacteria, viruses, and protozoa, and explains how UV technology provides a chemical-free way to neutralize them.
10:45 A.M. TO 11:15 A.M.
Importance of Water Quality in a Hydronic System
Speaker: Chad Marzitelli, Fernox
Today’s hydronic systems have specific water quality requirements to maintain their efficiency standards. We will discuss the impact poor water quality has on modern boilers, heat pumps, chillers, and geothermal equipment as well as methods to improve and maintain water quality.
11:30 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.
DHW Mixing Valves Done Right
Speaker: Cody Mack, Caleffi
Have you ever replaced a mixing valve only to find out there was nothing wrong with it? Maybe you’’re tired of guessing when it comes to sizing a mixing valve for DHW? In this presentation we’ll go over some of the more common mixing valve misconceptions. We’ll cover water quality, sizing, and even piping DHW recirculation with mixing valves.
12:45 P.M. TO 1:45 P.M.
Commercial/Industrial Water Treatment Sizing using AQMatic Valves
Speaker: Dave Smith, AQ Matic Valves and Controls
Precision sizing is the backbone of any reliable commercial or industrial water treatment system. This presentation explores the critical intersection of raw water chemistry, volume requirements, and peak flow demands to ensure optimal system performance. By bridging the gap between customer needs and technical specifications, attendees will learn how to leverage valve technology to design durable, high-efficiency solutions for complex water challenges.
*Education Program is subject to change. Visit cmpxshow.com/education for the most up-to-date information.
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EXHIBITOR LIST
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A. O. Smith ............................................. 323
A.M.T.S. 1203
ABTECH .................................................. 638
Accuenergy Canada ........................... 1057
A-Gas 1030
AIC Heat Exchangers 815
Aimco International Group 655
Air Notions 2057
Air Products & Controls Inc. ........... 1209
Airmax Technologies ......................... 1116
Airtek 2022
Aitons a HeatController Co. 231
Al Transfo Technology 46
Aldes North America 343
Allanson .............................................. 1209
Alleguard ............................................... 504
Allied Air Enterprises ........................... 349
Alltemp Products 1703
Ambro Controls 1209
American Standard 2031
American Technical Publishers ......... 405
ANDRE HVAC International ........... 2113
Anesi Gas Heat Pumps ...................... 1914
Anwoll Industries 745
Appion Tools 314
AQ Matic Valves and Controls 2110
Aqua-Tech Sales & Marketing .......... 429
Aquatechnik North America ............ 1031
Arkema Canada ................................... 1912
ARM Supplies 1055
Armstrong Fluid Technology 1047
ASHRAE 1147
ASPE ..................................................... 1455
Atmosphere ........................................ 1002
Auroris ..................................................... 516
Aurum Manufacturing 239
Avenue Air Depot 2051
Avnan 144
Axiom Industries................................. 1429
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B.J. Williams & Assoc. ........................ 929
Battscan Power Marketing 1611
Baumen Associates 1603
Bélanger 1911
Belimo Aircontrols ............................ 1015
Bell & Gossett ........................................ 423
Benetics AI ................................................ 19
Bibby Ste. Croix 1832
Bitzer Canada 1330
Blue Diamond Pumps 1646
BMI Canada ........................................... 217
Boshart Industries ................................ 132
Bradford White/Laars 517
Bray Controls 712
Breakthrough Academy 1947
Broan-Nutone Venmar 414
Burlington Pump 2030
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Cadexair 152
Calefactio 702
Caleffi 413
Camus Hydronics 802
Canada Controls 1126
Canada Welding Supply 1457
Canadian Consulting Engineer 630
Canadian Linen 1355
Canarm 1939
Canature WaterGroup 2017
Canplas Industries 1226
Carlisle HVAC Brands 2032
CB Supplies 507
Centennial College 150
Centrotherm 908
Cheminee Lining 503
Chinafore 2046
CIPH 3010
City of Toronto 830
Cleveland Controls 1209
Cleveland Controls 1603
ClimateCare Co-operative 403
Condair 543
Conex Bänninger 1631
Conspec 1209
Continental Fireplaces 1140
Controls Depot 955
Cool Estate 829
Copeland 1503
Corro-Protec 2011
Crane Pumps & Systems 2130
Crayford Technologies 647
CWQA - Canadian Water Quality Assoc. .... 2121
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DAB Pumps Canada ......................... 1346
dahl Valve ............................................1302
Daikin Comfort Technologies.......... 1623
Dayus Register & Grille .....................1038
DCL Supply ......................................... 1314 Deflecto .............................................. 1006 Delavan
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Gastite – Thermaflex 1612
GE Appliances,
Air & Water Solutions 439
General HVAC Solutions America 1313
General Pipe Cleaners .................... 1702
GeoSmart Energy 603
GFL Environmental 1813
Glacier Fresh 1014
GLP Canada 533
Goldstone HVACR ............................1849
Good Water Warehouse ................. 2127
Gordon R Williams .............................. 542
Granby Industries – Conforto .......... 945
Great Lakes Copper ............................ 857
GREE Canada ..................................... 1903
GREE Ontario .....................................1049
Greenmech 1919
Gripple Canada 315
Griswold Controls 1251
Ground Exchange Operations 2157
Grundfos 1040
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Halo Water 2112
Hangzhou Shengshi Energy Conservation 355
Harris Products Group 514
Hartland Controls (Littelfuse Division) 1603
Haws Corp. 309
HBX Control Systems 1255
HCP Pumps Sales & Solutions 554
HE Rieckelman 2025
HeatLink Group 911
Heat Transfer Products Group (HTPG) 1313
Hebdraulique 1149
HiMark
Occupational Skills Training ............ 1039
Hisense Canada ................................... 839
Homy Building Solutions 108
Honeywell 729
Hongli Electric 1141
House of Rohl 1343
HPAC Magazine ....................................... 4
HRAI 3020
HTS Engineering 1329
HVAC Designers of Canada 757
HVAC Xchanger Magazine ................ 927
HVACR Career Connections ............ 200
Hydro Solar Innovative Energy ........ 644
Hydronic Systems...............................1223
Hydrotech ........................................... 2123
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IAPMO 1446
IBC Technologies Canada .............. 1313
ICC Industrial Chimney Company ... 602
Imperial Manufacturing Group ......1339
Infinite HVAC Filters and Insulation Supplies 1347
Inner Cool Systems 102
Innova ..................................................... 147
InOvate .................................................. 941
InSinkErator Canada ....................... 1139 Intertek 743
IPEX 1823
Ironworks Radiators 1041
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Kane Measurement Solutions 1614
KB Electronics (Nidec Division) 1603
KeepRite Refrigeration 1509
Kepler Canada 1239
Kilmer Environmental ..................... 1123
King Heating Products ....................... 903
Kinghome Canada .............................1839
Klein Tools . 1209
KORADO | LICON 455 L
Lambro Venting Products 1648
Lavelle Industries 1430
Legend Valve & Fitting .................... 1209
Lennox ................................................. 1723
LEO PUMP .........................................2047
LG Electronics 1739
Liberty Pumps 528
Lovato Electric 1207
ORAC 1245
Ortech Industries 723
+osb 902
OSO Hotwater 749
OZ Lifting Products ......................... 2139 P
Pace Solutions 1847
Panasonic Canada 523
Parker Hannifin - Sporlan Division 1717
Parlay HVAC Solutions 1248
Parts Town Canada ............................ 2014
Pentair Canada ................................... 1923
Pietro Fiorentini ................................ 1209
Pinnacle VDC ....................................... 741
PipeBolster CIPP Systems ............... 1749
Plastec Ventilation ........................... 1043
Plumbing & HVAC Magazine ...............21
PremierOne Products ........................ 842
Prier Products ....................................1240
Produits Neptune 44
Profitech Supply 1350
ProgressionLive 649
Pro Kontrol 623
ProLon Controls 110
Ptac units Canada 557 R
Ratech Electronics 838
Raypak Canada 1313
RectorSeal 1023
Reed Manufacturing 1615
Reflective Marketing .......................... 100
RefPlus ............................................... 1608
Refrigerant Services ........................ 1026
Reliance Home Comfort .................. 1012
Resideo Technologies ........................ 923
Respicaire - TFI Company .............. 1528
Revcor ................................................1603
rFoil ......................................................... 446
Rheem 1313
Rhella 706
Richmond 1313
Rideau Supply 2122
RIDGID 1103
Riello 708
Rinnai ...................................................... 131
RLS - Rapid Locking System 1931
Robertshaw 213
Rosemex .............................................. 1955
Rosenberg Fans Canada .................. 303
Roth North America ........................... 311
ruck Air Movement ............................. 628
Ruud ...................................................... 1313
S M Trading House .......................... 1830
Samsung HVAC .................................... 407
Sanuvox Technologies ........................ 322
Schuller Solutions & Engineering ... 909
Schwank ................................................. 510
Senville ................................................... 746
ServiceTitan ........................................ 1013
SFA Saniflo ............................................ 539
Sharp ...................................................1257
ShenZheng Tophot ............................... 47
Sierra Pacific Engineering & Products ..................1603
Simpro Software ................................ 1442
Sinopé Technologies ......................... 1449
Sinus North America ......................... 912
SixHats Apparel ................................ 2151
SJE Rhombus ........................................ 223
Sluyter Company ................................ 345
Snowdon HVAC ................................. 1714
Solutherm ............................................2023
Solventum 1209
Somerville
Space-Ray Heating 939
Spacevent
Spirotherm 1209
SPX Cooling Tech 511
Stanley Black & Decker/DeWalt ..... 117
Strato Automation 146
PRODUCT PREVIEWS
An advanced hybrid heating system from Napoleon automatically switches between two heat sources to maximize performance and protect the compressor. It’s versatile two stage support integrates furnaces, boilers, air handlers or heat pumps and works with all major fuel types. It selects the lowest-cost source, cuts heating costs up to 50%, lowers emissions, supports 10 wireless sensors, and qualifies for rebates.
Booth # 1133
The Orion XLTH+ (extra low temperature heating plus), by General HVAC Solutions America is an R-32 cold-climate mini-split system that ensures indoor comfort even at outdoor temperatures as low as -30C (22F) while maintaining high efficiency with a 33.5 SEER2 rating. It maintains full rated heating capacity at -26C (-15F) and 90% rated capacity at -30C (-22F).
Booth # 1023
Kilmer Environmental will be showing RenewAire’s HE05 a low-profile, ceiling-mounted energy recovery ventilator (ERV) designed for spaceconstrained applications. The unit features EC motorized impellers and a 12.1-in cabinet height. Providing 120–375 CFM, the HE05 is for multi-family spaces, retail, and salons.
Booth #1123
Innova will display next generation heat pump solutions. With over 20 years of experience in the climate comfort sector, Italian-based Innova will be showing brands including AIO, all-inone heat pump and ERV with no outdoor unit, as well as Nextac (nextgen PTAC, pictured), OSMO fan coils, Loop water-source heat pump and Stone air-to-water multi-zone heat pumps.
Booth # 147
Viega’s MegaPress 316 Globe Valves offer HVAC/R contractors precise throttling, corrosion resistance and quick installation. As the first globe valves with IPS press ends, they use EPDM or FKM seals and 316 stainless steel for reliable performance. The rising-stem, multi-turn design allows for easy position indication and accurate modulation.
Booth # 949
The EX-Series CO2 evaporator from RefPlus is a large industrial walk-in unit equipped with 31.5 inch highefficiency, low-noise industrial fans. This high-output evaporator is ideal for industrial refrigeration and food production, such as refrigerated warehouses and cooling or freezing tunnels. It’s stainless-steel construction and steel-plated hardware are anticorrosive.
Booth # 1608
PRODUCT PREVIEWS
The A.O. Smith Cyclone Flex commercial water heater delivers high-efficiency performance with new intelligence. Offering 95%+ thermal efficiency across 100,000–500,000 Btu/h models, Cyclone Flex features AIQ Adaptive Gas Technology, a 7-in. colour touchscreen with iCOMM connectivity, built-in leak detection, and powered anodes for extended tank life.
Booth # 323
The Evolution 1.0HP garburator by InSinkErator, the quietest disposal among leading brands, is equipped with SoundSeal technology, featuring a custom-molded sound jacket, antivibration mount technology and tailpipe coupler, and the Quiet Collar sink baffle to reduce noise and vibration.
Booth # 1139
TOSOT will feature its dual fuel system delivering intelligent performance through a two-stage gas heating furnace paired with a variable-speed ECM motor for smooth, energyefficient operation. Its multi-directional furnace design offers installation flexibility, while 24V AC compatibility ensures integration with standard controls.
Booth # 449
Liberty Pumps’ LSS and LSV-Series are built for commercial sewage applications, offering high capacity performance. The cast iron submersible pumps handle solids up to three inches and are available in multiple horsepower options, with single- and three-phase configurations for flexible system design.
Booth # 528
The new Gen-Eye Fusion video pipe inspection system from General Pipe Cleaners combines a high-quality, highdefinition camera with three ways to record, a touch screen keyboard for titling, Gen-Pack battery adapter for remote operation, and a Gel-Rod push rod. Images and recordings are viewed on a large 10.1-in. LCD touch screen.
Booth # 1702
LynCar introduces Holemaster, a quick way to drill a perfectly level hole every time. Holemaster comes with a locking clamp for pipe sizes up to two inches and a set of six hole saws. The pilot guide is equipped with four levels to ensure a perfect drill. All of this comes equipped in an industrial-strength carrying case.
Booth # 817
MINI MAKE UP AIR
When the fresh air required is 100 CFM to 600 CFM
ACU-STEAM HUMIDIFIER
Its compact size and standard features make it easy to instsall, operate and maintain
THERMO-AIR
Designed to complement your heating system by preheating fresh air
DUCT HEATER
Open coil heaters designed for use in forced air systems
PRODUCT PREVIEWS
DeWalt will be showing the 20V MAX Transfer Pump (battery and charger sold separately) that can transfer large amounts of water or water/glycol mixture to be used for a wide range of applications. The cordless solution is engineered with a self-priming pump and an LED-embedded power switch.
Booth # 117
Experience 95%+ efficiency with the new Conforto condensing gas boilers for residential and commercial use. Features include 10:1 turndown ratio, flexible venting up to 150 ft, cascade control for 16 units, and an intuitive 18-language display.
Booth #945
NTI introduces the Verta air-to-water heat pump. Verta uses R32 refrigerant and has a 7-in. LED touchscreen with intuitive control allowing users to monitor system conditions and connect to external devices for hybrid systems. It features daily timers for DHW, automatic temperature adjustments and heating/cooling switching.
Booth # 1829
Discover the Viessmann Vitocal 100WA geothermal heat pump. A costeffective solution for year-round heating and cooling, it’s available in five sizes from 2–6 tons, it features an integrated desuperheater for DHW production and it compatible with open and closed loop systems.
Booth # 1003
TACO will feature its next gen Zone Valve Controls and enhanced Switching Relay systems. The Bluetooth-enabled zoning solutions deliver reliability and ease of use. Whether installing or troubleshooting, the features—like Bluetooth connectivity, enhanced diagnostics, and customizable settings ensure performance and comfort.
Booth # 715
AltSource-120 from Thermo 2000 is designed for commercial applications as a high-volume electric boiler to complement any renewable heat source. It acts as a secondary energy source supporting primary systems. The unit can also be equipped with a copper-coil heat exchanger for DHW.
Booth # 703
CB Supplies features a complete system solution with VIPERT (PE-RT) tubing, made in Canada. Designed for potable water and radiant heating applications, VIPERT is 100% recyclable and backed by a 25-year warranty. Compatible with crimp, coldexpansion and push-fit joining methods, VIPERT pairs with IVAR manifolds for a fully integrated radiant heating system.
Booth # 507
The Ampex radiant floor heating panels from Alleguard combine rigid insulation, a vapour barrier and a PEX tubing locking mechanism into a single solution that reduces installation time. The patented “mushroom” shaped nubs lock PEX tubing in place without staples or zip ties.
Booth # 504
2026
Hydronics 101 sessions are sponsored by - perfect for newer technicians!
Master Class sessions are sponsored by - designed for experienced pros!
Thanks to our sponsors
Aqua-Tech Canada will be featuring the Lochinvar Crest condensing boiler with Hellcat combustion technology with RealTime O2 Trim, available in eight models from 999,000 to six million Btu/h and offering up to 96.2% thermal efficiency and up to 25:1 turndown ratio.
Booth # 429
If you sell, service or specify hydronics products you need to attend the 11th edition of the Modern Hydronics Summit.
Whether you’re a hydronics newbie or an established “wet head” the Summit is the place-to-be to step-up your hydronics game.
Here’s why you’ll want to attend:
• See all the newest in hydronics technologies
• 3 educational session levels
• Hydronics Haul-away prize packages
• A chance to win Blue Jays tickets and test instruments
• Sweet Heat Installation Contest winners announced
• And so much more!
From Master, the Moovair Maelys cooling-only add-on system combines compact side-discharge condenser design with inverter-driven efficiency and quiet operation. Ideal for tight installation spaces, it pairs with both cased and uncased coils for added flexibility. It delivers precise temperature control, strong value and a 10-year parts and compressor warranty.
Booth # 1639
The Mitsubishi Electric WUZ Ecodan AirtoWater Heat Pump delivers all-electric hydronic heating, full heat pump cooling—now available to hydronic systems—and domestic hot water for Canada’s coldest climates. It pairs heat pump efficiency and low GWP R32 refrigerant with the superior comfort of hydronic systems. Integrated hydronic components simplify retrofits, and long piping runs allow for flexible installation locations.
Booth # 1303
NEW PODCAST SERIES FROM HPAC
Our industry is rumbling as companies begin to flip the script on the traditional methods of mechanical contracting SPRING LINEUP:
Stephen Lake, CEO, Jetson
Nathan Horton, CEO, 1Click Heating & Cooling
Jeff Schwartz, CEO, Go Lime
The LG Cold Climate Heat Pump, when paired with the LG ARTCOOL Deluxe indoor unit, operates at temperatures as low as -35C. It retains full heating capacity down to -25C and functions at 70% capacity at -35C. Additionally, the heat pump incorporates a refrigerant cycle that prevents frost accumulation on the outdoor heat exchanger enhancing heating performance.
Booth # 1739
HRAI Technical Courses. Receive 25% off your course fee when you register the same day as you visit booth 3020.
BOOTH 3020
Trust HRAI to provide Canada’s most thoughtful and helpful mix of learning programs, carefully designed with your professional growth in mind. Step into our booth and step onto the path to success.
PRODUCT PREVIEWS
The Hi-Comfort system from Hisense is an air and water solution designed for stable performance throughout the year. It maintains full heating capacity, even at 5F, and provides outlet water temperatures up to 154F, meeting both space heating and hot water demands. During summer, heat recovery improves energy utilization. The system is suitable for residential and commercial applications.
Booth # 839
Bradford White’s most efficient water heater is available. The Energy Star certified AeroTherm Series G2 features ultra quiet operation, multilingual smart control, an exclusive LED digital display and more. These hybrid electric heat pump water heaters also offers the company’s exclusive Vitraglas tank lining featuring Microban antimicrobial technology.
Booth # 517
BUILT-IN FEATURES
Smart components that simplify design and enhance reliability
• Combines heating and/or cooling in one compact unit
• High-efficiency fin tube slant coil with an expanded surface area to optimize heat transfer performance
• ECM variable-speed motor delivers quiet, adaptive airflow
• Wi-Fi/Bluetooth setup and diagnostics via mobile app
The NAVAC NEXUS 2 Graphic Digital Manifold Gauge is designed to give HVAC technicians faster, clearer, and more confident diagnostics in the field. Featuring a high-visibility graphic display, intuitive navigation and rugged jobsite-ready construction, NEXUS 2 streamlines system setup and performance checks across a wide range of refrigerants, including modern A2L options.
Booth # 1333
Experience the New IBC AHU Air Handler and our full range of products at CMPX. Booth# 1313
SWEETER THAN EVER!
Over $12,000 worth of hydronic equipment will be won including:
Thank you CB Supplies and Grundfos Canada for rewarding Canadian excellence in hydronic installations!
Send us pics of your installation. Include a brief description of the particular challenges that you faced with this installation and how you overcame the obstacles. Submissions are limited to one per contractor, per category. Deadline to enter is July 31, 2026. All submissions will be featured on screen at Modern Hydronics - Summit 2026.
There are three categories:
• Commercial installations
• Residential new build
• Residential retrofit
The three winners will also be announced by John Siegenthaler at the Summit. In addition to having your winning entry shared across our social media channels you’ll also be interviewed by HPAC’s editor and featured on the cover of the October edition of HPAC!
Free Jacket with Purchase
